Christine Johnston is a vocalist/performer who has, since 1988 designed, written, created and performed works and sound for events, festivals, theatre, film and cabaret throughout Australia, including regular appearances in the popular Brisbane Cabaret series Women in Voice.

With always a strong visual component, Christine is well known for her bird-call mimcry, musical-saw playing and surprising performances, creating characters that find humorous angles in which to interpret her observations of the human experience.

In 2003 Christine toured her highly acclaimed show Decent Spinster (for which she won a Matilda Commendation Award) to Sydney Opera House, the Brisbane Powerhouse and the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. She devised her first children's show, Fluff, for the 2002 Out of the Box Festival of Early Childhood, which consequently toured to Adelaide and Sydney Opera House in 2004. She played eccentric opera singer Mrs. Gloria Elspeth Creek in QTC's 2002 production of The Messiah. In April 2003 she collaborated with dancer/actor Lisa O'Neill to create a new performance work called Pianissimo, commissioned and produced by QPAC, presented in the Cremorne Theatre, touring to Sydney Opera House in May 2004.

She is the middle sister of comedic trio The Kransky Sisters, who are gathering a loyal following wherever they perform. With their show "We Don't Have Husbands" at the 2004 Melbourne International Comedy Festival they won The Age Critics Award, Melbourne Airport Best Newcomers Award and a Barry Award Nomination. They have since been touring thoughout Australia and are regulars on SBS's In Siberia Tonight with Steve Abbott. Christine performed her show Warm and Fuzzy as part of Out of the Box Festival 2004 and has toured it and The Kransky Sisters to the Sydney Opera House in 2005.

Christine's bird calling character Madame Lark performed as part of Adelaide's Come Out Festival for children and New Zealand's Capital E Festival.

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